SENTALLOY® - GAC International

References
1. W.J. Buehler, J.V. Gilfrich, and R.C. Wiley, J. Appl.
Phys., Vol. 34, 1963, p 1475.
2. Kauffman G & Mayo I. The Story of Nitinol: The
Serendipitous Discovery of the Memory Metal and
Its Application. Chem. Edu. 1997. Abstract Volume
2 Issue 2 (1997), S1430-4171(97)02111-0 DOI
10.1333/s00897970111a
3. Andreasen GF, Hilleman TB. An evaluation of 55
cobalt substituted Nitinol wire for use in orthodontics.
J Am Assoc, 1982, 1173-1375, 1971.
4. Robert P.Kusy.1997: A review of contemporary
archwires: Their properties and characteristics. The
Angle Orthodontist: Vol. 67, No. 3, pp. 197–207
5. Miura F. Mogi M. Ohura Y. & Hamanaka H. The
super-elastic property of Japanese NiTi alloy use
in orthodontics. Am. J. Orthod. Dentofac Orthop.
1986, 90.1-10
6. Miura F. Reflections on my involvement in orthodontic
research. Am. J. Orthod. Dentofac Orthop.
1993, 104. 531-538.
7. Teramoto A. SENTALLOY. The Inside History of
Superelasticity, 2005 GAC Books.
8. Miyazaki S. Ohmi Y. Otsuka Y. Suzuki Y. 1982.
Characteristic of deformation and transformation
pseudoelasticity in Ti-Ni alloys. Journal de
Physique. Colloque C4 supplement au no12, tome
43, December: 255-260.
9. Ryan R, et al. The effects on ion implantation on
rate of tooth movement. An in vitro model. Am J
Orthod. & Dentofac Orthop 1997.112:64-68.
10. Bedolla V. & Teramoto A. Diferencia de fricción
generada entre arcos de NiTi y NiTi con
Nitrógeno en comparación con acero en brackets
estándar y de autoligado activo. Orthodontia
Actual 2008 Año 5 Vol.16, 20-26. (in Spanish)
11. Bradley T., Brantley WA. and Culbertson B.
Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) analyses of
superelastic and non superelastic nickel-titanium
orthodontic wires. Am. J. Orthod & Dentofac
Orthop, 1996; 109: 589-597.
12. Moore RJ et al.Intraoral temperature variation over
24 hours. European Journal of Orthodontics 21
(1999) 249-261.
9